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I second the idea of 'body sliding.' Never played a mod with it, but it sounds like a good idea. However, I'd restrict it to only hero characters if possible.

I noticed in the handbook for Phosphor that you don't use Steam, and therefor can't provide help for it. I just wanted to let you know that the steam version is EXACTLY the same as the normal version, with the exception being that it is installed to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\MountBlade Warband, instead of a Taleworlds directory. Every mod works exactly the same, and any issues one has with the Steam version are the exact same problems the normal version has. If they can't get it to work with the Steam version, they installed it wrong.

Fair enough. I'm not familiar with modding Mount & Blade, being a modder for Knights of the Old Republic, so I wasn't sure how difficult (if at all) it would be to add more chests. If every single chest has to be a uniquely created entity, one at a time, I can certainly understand why that would be frustrating and time consuming.

I've been playing the mod for a few days now, and greatly enjoy it. However, I've run into a game-stopping bug that I can't get around. I'm going to post ALL the information I can of my playthrough so that I don't miss what caused it. I'm a firm believer in thorough bug reports. Most of this information is likely useless, but I'm including it to be sure.

I'm currently at day 35 on my second playthrough. The game was working fine up until this, for the most part. It loads the current save just fine, however, after 2 in-game hours pass, the entire game crashes and can only be closed through the task manager in Windows. This happens every time on this save, and going into battles/towns does not trigger the crash. Using cheats to teleport to other parts of the map doesn't cause issues either. The moment the game hits 2 hours past the current time of the save, it crashes, every time.

Male, Father was a Baron, grew up a craftsman's apprentice, became a smith, personal revenge

No ranged weapons whatsoever, no skills in it, pure melee. Level 21 already, thanks to slaughtering countless bandits myself as they spawned from a camp without my army.

Not currently part of a faction, though I am on good terms with Swadia and Rhodoks due to helping them in other ways.

Fairly wealthy due to good early game loot, trading, and winning several tournaments. Own a tier-3 home in Praven, whatever it was called, and a Town Palace in Sargoth.

Army size is between 23 and 40, never higher than 40 at any given time yet.

Crashing started 9 in-game hours after purchasing the Sargoth town palace, and storing the default starting shield in it for testing purposes.

No cheats have been used, or even enabled, except to test the crashing on the save that was having issues.

If there are any files you would like me to upload for you to look at, or any other details that might be important for me to mention, let me know.

------I've already reported this bug to you on Steam, but- the game crashed for me when entering Zendar's tavern on the same save, though after loading at the time it didn't happen again.

Which version of Floris do you have? Mine uses Native faces, and I have 2.54. I modded new faces into the mod myself, as I hate the default ones.

I'm happy to say I was very wrong. Loving the game on PC at 120 fps.

jummpy 说:

I have AMD drivers. According to http://steamcommunity.com/app/48700/discussions/0/615086038674913928/ it seems restoring my AMD drivers to an earlier version may fix the problem...anyone know how to do this?

Also, this is what my rgl_log says after changing a bunch of stuff in rgl_config:

Starting new log file.
Version:  1.168

obj_dt2:  16.292215
obj_dt1:  0.539811
obj_dt:  16.832026
rgl_pc_performance_ratio:  0.388617

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I can give you a link to previous drivers that you can use, but I have no way to test if they will work or not before you do it. My AMD laptop is being borrowed by a friend while parts for his new desktop are being shipped.

http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMDCatalyst14-9WINReleaseNotes.aspx

or

http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMDCatalyst14-4WINReleaseNotes.aspx

One of those should work. Note, however, that some newer games may perform worse, since these are not the newest drivers.

What, exactly, do you think I'm trying to do? Your post has no relevance.

You have to go to the castle and speak to someone there about delivering a letter. You will recieve three starting quests when you do. It's not the lord you are talking to, but rather an npc that will always be there. His only dialogue is that, so it's not hard to see who it is. Can't remember his name, or I'd tell you.

EDIT Or did you mean the one with the 'wraith?' If so, it's not IN the village, but at a path leading away from the village within the scene. Go to the old ruined buildings just outside.

I have a massive thirst for knowledge, and anything I could use to continue learning and seeing the world change around me would be used, even at the cost of my original body. As long as my original brain were to be shut down in an ethical way, or preserved in some form of stasis to make a new copy if something went wrong, I genuinely would not mind being a copy. Perhaps I'm unique in that. I don't see the body, or the mind itself for that matter, as anything more than a tool for intelligence to make use of. Being transferred into a computer would just give me a different set of tools. If we can make technology that lasts longer, and works better than biology, I would use it without hesitation. Also, yes, the thought of nothing after death scares me deeply, since nothing is exactly what I believe will happen. While I keep an open mind, I freely admit to being completely nonreligious, so the afterlife isn't something I have much faith in. Even hell would be preferable to the nothing I foresee happening, as at least in hell I would still have my thoughts, my ability to reason and comprehend my surroundings. Nothing is awful.

I'm not the only one like that, right?

If it was because of that, I wouldn't have my CD key in the registry. I think my issue is on Steam's end, and their client just not being able to find it. If you actually don't have a serial key, there's a bigger issue than that.

If you are on Windows, type regedit.exe into the search bar and open that program. WARNING- Do NOT change anything within this program! Doing so could break Windows completely!!!

If you are still here after that warning, using the Find button and search the MountAndBladeWarbandKeys, exactly as I spelled it, and with that exact capitalization. Once there, there is a file called serial_key. Copy the serial key into where you need it, but remember not to edit ANYTHING. If it isn't there, you have never installed the game legally before. Unless it was cracked, the game wouldn't run without that.

On your profile, click Game Ownership.